New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23
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PERSONAL.

"Count" Mtkiewicz has come to New-York for a
few days. rest and secluson In Washington, he says
he Is well known to escape the opportunities OF
people who desire ~ be "let In the ground floor In
his Chinese schemes. The Count" Is Of slender fig
ure with forld complexion and reddish side whiskcrs
which are always carefully trimmed to stand al right
angles with the sides Of his face HIS nose VI &c
oldfly Hebrew p,l'etn ana his eye. rnaag h AM ooa
His nails long bow as those VI hauarin "a s.e
rcd button His hands and feet are small a ne OK
made upon him.
No man during the last two days has attracted moro
attention on Broadway than has Senator ingalls, Ills
tall stature his clustering crowr ~ svery har MS
piercing eyes make him striking figure In tho crowd
ls popularity In Pha leiphia last week was grea' a.
was atested by urgent invitation Hoh ,no NIosNa
CIub hut the wary Senator with his usual cieVerhess
escaped the fearful ordeal prepared for him.
The handsome. eccentric and romantic woman
who wears the title Of Emprcss of Austria maze quo
ascent of the Gomsfed near ischi the o'hor aay
COMMANDED only by lady In waiting sho pass omo
night ln a common Alpine hut and witnessed s"''"'
sunrise In the morning
Miss Grant the English scuptor-a niece OF Loru
Elgin and Of sir Francis GRANTS Vlsi''ns n'''N'
Boston.
Mile Dosne, N. Theirs prm little siSteri'-'a"'
T. immensely rich and has Just disposed Oh large
bart If Der wealth In an Imposing
Thierss remains.
paron IIerschcil IS. in San Francisco. where he has
been making the round OF the Courts
slenor Tancred De savolrouA the member Oh INC
italian commercial expedition whose liberation nom
the clutches OF the Abyssinian leader, las Aiua'
has lately been forced, did not have particularly
confort.ble time during his Imprisonment" for
sev,n months OF the ten during which he was captive
his feet were 30 chained together that be could not
take n single stop He also chained by the arm
u, the arm OF an Abysslnan soldier the latter being
changed every week lie had to sleep on the bare
esr,b-to sleep, let 1t 10 understood only when 10
eased bls com anton to repose. In like manner no
had To sit, stand or move wnen IL stou no
Will of the Abyssnan soldier Inc lew VINO saw min ~
ing serenity Only once did ne lose pattence-and
II Is salimben who wrote II TO savorouNs mother
and that was when writes sallmncn m" ss. rsn1
and ms self weard out with our suicrings dlscuSsed
fhe commission of suicide. Thcn Savotroux grew
angry, and 40 strongly dissnadod us from that we
thing he called IT, that we never spoke OF IL aeaih
Mrs sheridan was regarded as one Of the hand
soonest women at the Philadelphia celebration'
Her eyes large. brown and beautiful and sho
has n special fancy for brown costumes which are
an admirable match for those attractive eyes.
OF the late Ex-Governor Aiken, of South Carolina.
rhe Charles ton News and COURIER remarks that tho
noat prominent characteristic OF his life was his I'M
swerving frenlness. They who had been his frienos
were never forgotten and they who had had tho for
tune 10 be friends Of his father were especially his
friends likewise. No change in their position no ao
vancement which he attained allowed ~ separate
him I'm thought or In behavior from those who had
proved themselves to DO well disposed TOWARD hisei
or hls family. His then a blameiess lie through
out 1t shone with clear, unwaveiing ught u ea,S
manhood in hs prime ana IN MS npe ORC aee It's its
and its charttaheness. lie was not maee
OF tho stern stuf OF which tho rulers OF maniho ao
composed More than this he was honoraule u.sau,
well.